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@tntracy wrote:
To break things up for me, tonight I went to the very last page of the “Lucinda Shows” forum & worked forward through time, entering 24 setlists from Spring & Summer of 2007 (the West tour). We are now up to 129 setlists! 8)
Oh, and I have a new statistic to report that will not be found at setlist.fm: The #1 song title that folks entering setlists here in the FF don’t like to type out in full is “Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings”… 😉 😆
Tom
I assume WebMasta’s SET LISTS March 9, 2007 thru March 7, 2009 are helpfull in your quest.
lwj
@LWjetta wrote:
I assume WebMasta’s SET LISTS March 9, 2007 thru March 7, 2009 are helpfull in your quest.
Errr, not so much. Not only are they scans of the stage setlists (i.e., graphic files, such that the text cannot be cut & pasted), but someone’s “chicken scratchin’s” on them (WebMASTA’s, I presume) are hard to decipher. 😆
After I get through cutting & pasting text setlists from the FF & other sources, I may go back & look at these scans to fill in the gaps, though…
Tom
Have now added the full setlist from the first SB Empire show in London 2006. (It was on the back of one of my business cards, I knew I had it somewhere).
EoVS
Tom -The setlists on this site will the most accurate as they show what was actually played versus what was orginally written. I know some of them look like graffiti but most of them shouldn’t be too bad.
All of the ones from the ’07 tour are the actual sheets that our guitar tech at that point, Flappy, had on stage with him. I guess I assumed that everyone knew what those notes were but maybe not. The notes written to the right of the song title are the key of the song and the number of the fret that Lu puts the capo on for that song. N.G. stands for no guitar and are the ones that Lu doesn’t play on.
On later tours there are additional notes -I noticed one from ’09 that had the key and capo info on the left and which guitar Chet played on the right.Every once in a while I go look at them and the notes and the changes bring back memories and are pretty amusing. Well, I should say that NOW I find them amusing.
OK, that’s good to know, Tom – thanks. FYI, I have been using stoger’s or West Word’s set lists as posted here in the forum whenever possible. I think they are pretty accurate as well, having stood by them at shows many a time – West Words takes copious notes and stoger – well, stoger, has a mind like a steel trap & a memory to match… 8)
Plus, they can easily be cut & pasted into setlist.fm w/ little clean-up required (usually, I just have to remove the enumeration). So, I can slam a lot of them out there in a short amount of time…
Tom
TnT said: well, stoger, has a mind like a steel trap & a memory to match…
Stoger is a friggin’ SAVANT!! Not only can he remember every song played, in the correct order, but in an instant he can recall, for example, “Ah yes, Copenhagen was song # 10″!!!” Sometimes, he might have to put his hand to his chin to trigger the mechanism, but it’s a pretty reliable machine! How does he do that… 😮
@West Words wrote:
Sometimes, he might have to put his hand to his chin to trigger the mechanism, but it’s a pretty reliable machine! How does he do that… 😮
Oh, Sandy, it never dawned on me the times I’ve been with stoger and that ol’ “hand to chin” action was actually a trigger mechanism for our favorite road warrior. 😆
tntracy, now you can complete the setlist for Mountain Stage, WV.
Starting after today we can hear the live recording.
Should be great.http://www.mountainstage.org/mtnstageevent.aspx?id=17740
lwj
@LWjetta wrote:
tntracy, now you can complete the setlist for Mountain Stage, WV.
Starting after today we can hear the live recording.
Should be great.http://www.mountainstage.org/mtnstageevent.aspx?id=17740
lwj
Cool! Thanks!
Yeah, I got a little “burned out” adding setlists at setliost.fm, but I will get back to it shortly… 😉
Tom
Steal Your Love, as I recall, is one of the songs Lu feels is not as strong as others in her catalog. I personally would love to hear it more as well.
yes. when LW played it sometime in 2009 or last year she said something like “not every song can be a masterpiece”. but this is. to me, top 2 or 3 ever.
@tntracy wrote:
Oh, wow – check this out! 8)
Very cool statistics. Now, granted, it is only accurate as far as the setlists that have been posted there in total (which is 31 – not many). But, if we are vigilant & post all the setlists there going forward, then, “Over Time”, this will be a cool breakdown to see…
Tom
I’m sure you are aware of this, but it also keeps statistics on the songs one hears at shows they have listed as attending. All of the shows I’ve attended aren’t represented (mostly Mellencamp openers) but here is a sample of songs I’ve heard.
1 Honey Bee Play Video stats 8
Joy Play Video stats 8
3 Changed the Locks Play Video stats 6
Essence Play Video stats 6
I Lost It Play Video stats 6
Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings Play Video stats 6
7 I Just Wanted to See You So Bad Play Video stats 5
Pineola Play Video stats 5
9 Blessed Play Video stats 4
Born To Be Loved Play Video stats 4
Can’t Let Go Play Video stats 4
Drunken Angel Play Video stats 4
Get Right With God Play Video stats 4
I Don’t Know How You’re Livin’ Play Video stats 4
Righteously Play Video stats 4
16 Big Red Sun Blues Play Video stats 3
Blue Play Video stats 3
Buttercup Play Video stats 3
Come On Play Video stats 3
Concrete and Barbed Wire Play Video stats 3
Crescent City Play Video stats 3
Happy Woman Blues Play Video stats 3
It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ‘n’ Roll) Play Video stats 3
Lafayette Play Video stats 3
Memphis Pearl Play Video stats 3
Motherless Children Play Video stats 3
Out of Touch Play Video stats 3
Sweet Old World Play Video stats 3
Unsuffer Me Play Video stats 3
Well Well Well Play Video stats 3
31 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten Play Video stats 2
Atonement Play Video stats 2
Convince Me Play Video stats 2
For What It’s Worth Play Video stats 2
Fruits of My Labor Play Video stats 2
Greenville Play Video stats 2
Lonely Girls Play Video stats 2
Metal Firecracker Play Video stats 2
People Talkin’ Play Video stats 2
Right In Time Play Video stats 2
Side of the Road Play Video stats 2
Something About What Happens When We Talk Play Video stats 2
Steal Your Love Play Video stats 2
Stop Breakin’ Down Play Video stats 2
Ugly Truth Play Video stats 2
46 Am I Too Blue Play Video stats 1
Angel Play Video stats 1
Are You Alright? Play Video stats 1
Are You Down Play Video stats 1
Disgusted Play Video stats 1
Down the Big Road Blues Play Video stats 1
Everything Has Changed Play Video stats 1
Fancy Funeral Play Video stats 1
Happy Play Video stats 1
Hard Time Killing Floor Blues Play Video stats 1
He’s God Play Video stats 1
I Envy the Wind Play Video stats 1
I Live My Life Play Video stats 1
I’m So Happy I Found You Play Video stats 1
Jackson Play Video stats 1
Lake Charles Play Video stats 1
Learning How to Live Play Video stats 1
Little Angel, Little Brother Play Video stats 1
Little Rock Star Play Video stats 1
Make The World Go Away Play Video stats 1
Marching the Hate Machines (Into the Sun) Play Video stats 1
Nothing in Rambling Play Video stats 1
Plan to Marry Play Video stats 1
Port Arthur Play Video stats 1
Real Love Play Video stats 1
Seeing Black Play Video stats 1
Somebody Somewhere (Don’t Know What He’s Missin’ Tonight) Play Video stats 1
Still I Long For Your Kiss Play Video stats 1
Sweet Love Play Video stats 1
The Night’s Too Long Play Video stats 1
Undamned Play Video stats 1
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